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How and When to Use Pointers in Go
If you're coming to Go from a language that doesn't use pointers, they can be confusing. Pointers are just variables that store the location of other variables. Using pointers give you more control over program memory than you'd have otherwise.
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How to Take Advantage of Concurrency in Golang
Concurrency is one of the primary strengths of Go. It has the concept of Goroutines which are an easy way to spawn concurrent functions. Mutexes, Waitgroups, and Channels allow a variety of ways to make code concurrency safe and sync up when needed.
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